English to Zulu Meaning of feminism - ukulwela amalungelo

Feminism :
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Definitions of feminism in English
Noun(1) a doctrine that advocates equal rights for women(2) the movement aimed at equal rights for women
Examples of feminism in English
(1) Of course there were feminists, but this was a long time before feminism went mainstream.(2) Archival feminist film research is one central strand of feminism and film studies.(3) One would like to request the filmmaker at least to do some reading on feminism .(4) The other aspect of her conservatism which seems most unsavoury today is her hostility to feminism .(5) For liberal feminism , censorship in one area cannot be separated from censorship in another.(6) But if it does need more explanation, let me do so by looking at the history of feminism .(7) Liberal feminism looks at the roles women play in world politics and asks why they are marginalized.(8) Equality feminism and American liberalism seek equality for every individual.(9) Liberal feminism has equal rights for men and women as its major concern.(10) The Government must be proud of its feminism and of what it claims to stand for.(11) This was not feminism, indeed the second wave of feminism was largely a reaction against it.(12) This is one part of feminism which will never be subject to revisionism.(13) Militarism was developed as an antidote to feminism just as much as it was designed to fight socialism.(14) Not every dictionary or thesaurus acknowledges the opposite of feminism and feminist.(15) Is there any conflict between Islamic feminism and radical or socialist feminisms?(16) Did militant feminism require women to give up their womanhood and adopt masculinity?
Related Phrases of feminism
(1) feminism ::
ukulwela amalungelo
Synonyms
Noun
1. the women's movement ::
ukunyakaza yabesifazane
2. the feminist movement ::
yizinhlangano ezilwela amalungelo abesifazane
3. women's liberation ::
nenkululeko yabesifazane
4. female emancipation ::
Ukukhululwa yabesifazane
5. women's rights ::
amalungelo abesifazane
6. women's lib ::
lib zabesifazane
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feminism
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